Tag: gmo

The Arctic Gala, along with its predecessors, are the only apples that are specially developed to be the ultimate sliced apple, capable of staying as fresh looking and tasting as fresh-picked fruit.

Pairwise has entered into an exclusive product licensing agreement with Bayer to further develop and sell the products at scale. 

While disputes about genetically engineered corn doesn't affect fresh produce directly, we should be aware of indirect consequences.

The first product from Conscious Greens, a field-grown, baby leaf blend of colorful, flavorful purple and green leaves, launched into the foodservice channel in May.

Although they do not meet with universal approval, genetically modified organism (GMO) crops are a permanent part of the agricultural landscape. But not every nation has welcomed them equally.

I don’t want to get too deep in the weeds on the science, but an avocado advancement is on the horizon.

One of the biggest stories in agriculture over the past few days has to do with an impasse between the United States and Mexico over the latter’s continued ban on importations of genetically modified (GMO) corn. Since much of the corn grown in this country is GMO and Mexico is a major customer, this is of top concern.

The world of genetically modified (GMO) crops is starting to see some major shifts. Not necessarily technically, but politically and sociologically.

Many things are going out with the old year. Here is one: the term “GMO,” for “genetically modified organism.” The new term is “bioengineered.”

I spent part of my workday on Wednesday watching a rerun. It was of a Virtual Town Hall meeting entitled “Gene Editing: The Future of the Produce Industry?”, by the Produce Marketing Association, originally broadcast July 28.